Keiko Matsuzaka
essential information
Early experience
Matsuzaka joined the "walnut children's Choir" in the second grade of primary school and the sunflower drama troupe in the third grade of middle school. At the age of 15, he participated in the children's TV program of NHK TV station under the guidance of his classmates.
Acting experience
In 1969, when 17-year-old Keiko Matsuzaka was studying in the second high school of Japanese university, he was chosen by Daying film company to play in the film pregnancy and entered the film world. In 1971, the first starring film "late night emergency room" was released, which received attention.
In 1972, Daying company went bankrupt, and Matsuzaka joined Matsuzaka film studio. Because Matsuzaka company is famous for shooting love movies, Matsuzaka began to follow the route of pure girl, playing the daughter of a lawyer in the thriller "black rush"; later, he cooperated with Osaka Gaoer and Yoshiko Kayama, starring in NHK TV station's production and directed by Shiban yangci's TV series "young man", which won the Rookie Award of 1972 Production Association.
In 1978, his partners Dazhu Ren and Yongdao Minxing starred in the film event, which specially reflects legal issues. The film won the fourth place in the top ten award of the 1978 film Xunbao. Matsuzaka was nominated for best actress in the 2nd Japan Film Academy Award.
In 1979, he starred with Kurihara in the suspense reasoning film letter doubt directed by fangtaro Nomura. Keiko Matsuzaka played "Tomoko Fujimura", a crazy woman, and was nominated for best actress in the 3rd Japan Film Academy Award.
In 1981, he co starred in the 27th episode of the comedy film "the story of Yin Jiro" with Wo Meiqing and Keiko, playing Yin Jiro's girlfriend "ah Wen", thus winning the best actress award of the 24th Blue Ribbon Award and the leading actress award of the 6th film award.
In 1982, his partner Hiroshi Shinda starred in the feature film "daodunhorikawa", which is adapted from the novella of the same name by Japanese writer Miyamoto Hui, and played the young woman shiniko with lingering charm. Later, he took part in the feature film "a game of chess that has not been played" created by Chinese and Japanese artists. Later, he starred in the love comedy directed by Shinji sou, together with doff Windsor and man Hirata Matsuzaka, who plays "Xiaoxia", a girl who is pregnant and abandoned but still infatuated, won the best actress of the 6th Japan Film Academy Award and the 37th daily film award.
In 1986, he starred in the literary drama "the man of the house of fire" adapted from tanyixiong's autobiographical novel of the same name. The box office performance of the film ranked in the top 10 of the Japanese local films of that year. Matsuzaka was nominated for best actress in the 10th Japan Film Academy Award.
In 1988, he took part in the drama "chaos of China", which was adapted from Yongtian Daozi's original works "chaos of China" and "dream of ideals" and starred by Jiyong xiaobaihe and matsutada youzuo. The film tells a love tragedy in a turbulent and complex historical background.
In 1990, Keiko Matsuzaka and Yide Hamamoto starred in the plot "the spine of death" directed by Kangping Xiaoli, and won the 45th daily film award, the 33rd best actress of blue ribbon and the 15th Best Actress Award for playing crazy wife in the film. In 1998, he took part in the comedy "doctor liver", which was directed by Masako Imamura and starred by Benming Bing and Kumiko ASO.
In 2000, she won the best supporting actress award of the 55th daily Film Award for her role in the adventure movie "the legend of the monster", directed by Zhisheng Haraguchi and starred by Ando and hisaku Shimada.
In 2004, Matsuzaka starred in Fuji TV's "proof of the world" with takeno naifeng, Xiachuan Jieyi, Dashan Lian and Tanabe Seiichi, playing the murderer "Jun Kyoko"; then, with Hong Kong actress Zhang Xiaohui and South Korean transsexual actress helixiu, Matsuzaka starred in the erotic feature film "peach", playing an important woman who influenced Zhang Xiaohui.
In 2006, he took part in the suspense reasoning film "dog God family" starring Matsushima Caizi and Daisuke Inoue, playing the second daughter of dog God Zuo Bingwei "dog God bamboo".
In 2007, his partners Yuki Nakama and Zhangjie tanhara starred in the family comedy "marry a good family". Matsuzaka changed her soft and beautiful past, playing a serious and rigid family hostess, fighting a mother-in-law and daughter-in-law war with her rambling "new daughter-in-law".
In 2008, he took part in the ohe drama "Duji", which was starred by Miyazaki Kui, Yingtai, Yaren and nagoyama jingsan. The average audience rating of the drama was 24.5%, which broke the highest audience rating of ohe drama since the 21st century. Later, he took part in the movie "Tomb of fireflies", which was adapted from the autobiographical novel of the same name by Japanese novelist zhaoru nosaka. He played the role of aunt, song, who treats his nephew brother and sister coldly As a result, sakazaki won the best supporting actress award at the 63rd annual film awards.
In April 2009, Keiko sakazaki, a Japanese drama star, was selected as the star of the 10th year's "real life marriage.".
In 2010, he took part in the comedy story of supporting actor, starring Ichioka and Hiromi Nagasaki, directed by sadaku. On December 4, he took part in the costume drama samurai's family account, in which Matsuzaka won the best supporting actress award of the 20th Japanese film critic Award for playing Yasukuni's mother "zhushanchang".
In 2011, Matsuzaka starred in the NHK Japanese drama "born for your daughter" directed by ichihiro moto. In the play, Matsuzaka played a 55 year old mother who decided to act as a surrogate mother for the only child with abnormal uterus.
In 2012, he starred in the inferential drama "surf young detective group" adapted from the works of keigo Tono, with weihuazi dobu and chuhei Obuchi, and in the Sports Comedy "eight tug of war women" starring Masako Inoue, with Keiko Matsuzaka playing Masako Inoue's mother "RongZi".
In December 2014, Keiko Matsuzaka starred in the film "the wind of Vietnam", which was first CO produced by Japan and Vietnam. In 2015, he starred in the fantasy love drama chenghejin ~ a 45 year old woman ~, and played the old version of the heroine ruyuecheng in the play.
In 2017, he took part in the ancient costume suspense film "the story of the demon cat" directed by Chen Kaige and starred by Huang Xuan, rangu Jiangtai, Zhang Yuqi, etc., in which Matsuzaka played "bailing", the wife of Abe zhongmalu.
In 2019, he will play the role of Jizong's biological mother jingyuanyuan in the special planning drama "final chapter of the grand Olympic Games" for the 60th anniversary of Fuji's founding. On May 10, his film "once wanted to meet me" was released.
On March 6, 2021, the TV series death date was broadcast.
Personal life
parent
Matsuzaka's mother is Japanese, and his father Matsuzaka Yingming (formerly known as Han Yingming) is Korean in Japan. Mr Matsuzaka died on December 21, 2007 at the age of 85. In 1991, when Matsuzaka planned to marry Kouchi Chunyan, the old man strongly opposed that Kouchi had no income and was not qualified to marry his daughter. After Matsuzaka's marriage, the old man had no contact with his wife. In 1993, he also wrote a book, the "last words" to his daughter Matsuzaka Keiko, which caused an uproar.
feeling
In 1982, Matsuzaka fell in love with Matsuzaka when he was shooting the Putian March directed by Shinji souzuo.
In 1991, Matsuzaka married jazz guitarist Haruhiko takauchi in the United States and had two daughters. After marriage, he once settled in the United States, but after the public opinion discussion caused by his marriage, he returned to Japan.
Main works
Take part in TV series
Take part in the film
Music Album
Award winning record
Character evaluation
Matsuzaka has a noble and elegant temperament. (International online review) has a wide range of drama, and is good at performing mature female roles from costume films to comedies. Besides making movies, she also dabbles in singing and TV, and has a good performance. (Netease women's review)
Matsuzaka's pursuit of acting career is very persistent. She has been active on her loyal screen, bringing a real and beautiful character image to the audience. Her elegance and self-confidence not only add more beauty to her, but also fully interpret the idea of "sincerely seeking true beauty". (International online review)
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Keiko Matsuzaka
